Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Ed Babcock is over from the capital.
G.. E. Is abel OF P%hilipsburg is in the city.
Sam Word returned to Helena last even.
ing.
Colonel Estes came up from Anaconda
yesterday.
E. w. Hyde left for Soda Springs yester.
day evening.
E. R. Award was in from Madison
Co unity yesterday.
&. NJ. Nixson and wife left for St. Louis
last night to be gone six weeks.
Mrs. H. T. Mahan is quite i'll at her resi-
dence on West Granite street.
J. NJ. Bowes returned yesterday morning
from an extended Eastern trip.
John McEnn,s leaves this mornisg for
Chicago via the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. w. Guendlehoef left for Chicago last
evening by the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. F. F. Irvine will leave this evening
for St. Louis via the Northern Pa.ifc.
Willard Bennett was in town yesterday
looking after his street railroad.
Mrs. A. P. Goodwin left last evening by
the Northern Pacific for New York.
Misses aud Meesrs. Lyon and Schultz, of
Minneapolis, arrived in town yesterday.
w. A. Clark returned yesterday from
Helena and left in the evening for Dillon.
Mrs. L. A. Dakin, of Deer Lodge, is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Pinkham.
the Colorado SmeIter, left for Denver last
night.
Mrs. Forrest came up from Big Hole last
tuesday and will spend a few days in the
city.
Master Lynn Boyce left on last evenings
train for St. Louis, where he will enter col.
lege.
w. P. Thaver, representing Booth &
Sons Oyster house in Kansas City. is in
town.
Thomas F. Black from Nebraska. an
old friend of Captain Wyman, is up on a
visit.
Mrs. Hiram Knowles and children re-
yesterday from a few weeks s%ojourn
in the country.
F. E. Gleason came up from Missoula
county mines on Monday and returns
there in a week.
Mrs. Rose Perkins has returned from
chicago, where she made large purchases
Tor her Park street establishment.
Alvin Lent. Clerk and Recorder of
County, Mrs. Lent and Miss A, !
1 A"u VI .N1 oSouI6 dT0 Ill UOWO. l
P. Toner, of Gold Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Johnson and Frank Threlkeld, of Deer
Lodge Valley. were in the city yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Flint came over from Helena
asst Tuesday and is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. |
}. 4. Wharton. He will return to Helena |
County Attorney w. H. De Witt went to
ood Springs last Tuesday. He is expected
1Omp TO-DAY accnno ;, rsoI ~, L.. sc. !, |
title son.
Mr.. Russell, Tax Agent OF the Union
Pacific. is in town to interview the County
commissioners about the Utah Northern
assessment.
Mrs. { has. s. Warren left yesterday morn.
ng Tor Saco. Me-, wnere she was suddenly
allied on account Of the eerious illness Of
Ter mother.
Mrs. j. L. Gessler and Miss Grace Tum-
'leson gave a dinner party last Tuesday in
,.onor OF Messrs. Eugene Gordon, Ed.
Anowlden, Walter Irvine, Murray Lieben-
TEN and Perrin Irvine.
Dr. w. 3. Norcross leaves tonight for a
rip to Soda Springs and will be accom- I
anied by Manager Mcguire, who goes .
here to try the remedial qualities of the
alters. The Doctor will pack his rod and .
IN along.
L. o. Leonard, Of the Anaconda Review.
as IN the city on yesterday. At his office
Anaconda he has a pet eagle. a veritable
:gle OF the mountains, which has the
1acuity OF consuming more meat q
the whole Of his family. c
The G. A. R. excursionists to St, Lonis
. last nights Union Pacific train were: P. ]
. Dolman, Jas. A: Murray. D. Cunning :
j. ID. Abeles, j. NJ. Copgdon, Charles =.
aufman, R. G. Huston. L. Boyce. Mrs. t
:. Thompson and Mrs. Mary Edlon. T
The following were among the danarturo. "
: last nights Union Pacific train: N. q
erney. Leadville; Mrs. P. T. Padden. :,
orfolk, Neb.; James johnson, Omaha: F. a"I
Lewis, Kansas City; Vim. Brandon and y
rs. Buzza, Dillon; John Mcguire, Soda =,
~
Z. G.. Huston returned to Butte yester- f.
y from a trip in the southern and west 8,
part of the Territory. where he has 10
en- making collections and securing new r
for The MINER, and has gone r.
Lst to St. Louis on the Grand ARMY ex- p
rsion. He expects to return in about IN
weeks. 4;
Misses Attic and susa Birdseye enter W,
ned a few friends very pleasantly last gr
esday evening. Card-playing occupied at
time until IL O'Clock, when the guests Di
Those present were Miss Geor- fin
Hough, Miss Ellen Neiklejohn, Miss SCI
ga Reed, Miss Emma Irvine Mr.. John CO
RIBS, DR.. Winston, MI. T. P. Newton and 60
. Perrin Irvine. by
Trevealle, one of the shift bosses tn
he great Granite Mountain mine, and
at Granite. is visiting Butte.
will return home to-day and expects
wife and children home from England 1
the first of October. Mr.. Trevealle is a r.,
and Councilman who had TIE -.
of being appointed by a Democratic " !,
Mr.. Cleveland has resisted ".
ara1 nartisan no&;t;ors fo. NJ, tat